Court Action Hinted to Stave Off Miners Strike
Court action may compel coal operators to join miners in wage talks before April 1 1922 a mandamus order could force a conference to avert a strike officials expect a settlement without court action though some say a mandate may be used to prevent a work suspension.
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Harry Ward
Seawire
Fom International News
Washington
Davia
Ohn Moore
United Mine Workers
Moore
John L. Lewis
Sec. Davis
Atte i Hae
Pres. Harding
Davis
Antigonish Ghost Blamed For M Lellan Death
Elder Angus McIl land of New Harris Forks died by hanging in what authorities call a self inflicted death. Reports say the MacDonald farm at Caledonia Mills was haunted by a ghost blamed for the tragedy. Dr F H Sexton condemned ghost believers and local investigators as half educated. The Nova Scotia government may seek to curb further inquiry to protect the province’s name.
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Angus McIlland
New Harris Forks
The
Caledonia Mills
Antigonish
Prince
Nova Scotia
F. H. Sexton
Nova Scotia Technical College
MacDonald Farm
Farm Bureau Unit Formed by Vail Centered in Eight Mile Creek
The Mobile County Farm Bureau expands to fourteen units as Vail demonstrator visits Eight Mile Creek school and forms a new community unit. Membership surpasses 200 with all major communities now hosting a bureau unit. The group plans cooperative work and serves as a central agency for buying fertilizer and other farm supplies.
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Mobile County Farm Bureau
Robbery Charged in Police Warrant
Robert Medicus and Walter Pate were charged with robbery in recorder's court and waived examination to the grand jury. they were ordered held under $1,000 bond. Pedro Main of Congress Street testified that the defendants assaulted him and caused a scuffle during the incident, with $45 lost.
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Robert Medicus
Walter Pate
Recorder’s Court
Pedro Main Sai
Congress Street
Abusive Language Leads to Jail Term for Roy Brown
Roy Brown, described as a negro, was fined $200 and costs and sentenced to 70 days plus six months in jail on a charge of abusive language. The case arose from a complaint by Mrs. W B Kelly on Cedar Point road near Ar docks.
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Roy Brown
the Today
Recorder
W. B. Kelly
Cedar Point Road
Ardocks
Weather Summary for Washington and Nearby
Ala maa and Mississippi fair tonight through Sunday with little temperature change. The report notes light winds and no significant precipitation. expected conditions favor outdoor plans.
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Washington
Alamaa
Mississippi
Temure
Market Notes From New Orleans March 11
Dry weather covers much of the region as local brokers report from different districts. The curve around the span shows steady activity with May contracts near 16.75 and a early hour price around 16.38.
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New Orleans
Baker Found Guilty of Murdering Cox
Gadspden March 11 Talmadge Baker was found guilty of first degree murder in the killing of Charles Cox. The jury deliberated three hours before returning the verdict in the case tried before former alder Judge Steele.
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Gadspden
Talmadge Baker
Charles Cox
Alder
Steele
Baker
New Hope Hall Incorporated Formed After Community Report
A community program reports 3600 meals served 900 lodgings provided 1200 baths given and 600 days of work created. Men prepared cut pine lumber awaiting purchase as the group moves to formal incorporation as New Hope Hall Incorporated under lawn society oversight.
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New Hope Hall, Incorporated
Two Fatal Shootings Occur Thirty Minutes Apart
A pair of killings reported within half an hour left Willie Holcom charged with murder in a 158 Himira Street incident at 6 pm. Aline Bennett died at 316 Hercules Street in a separate case, with Sidney Bennett held after a struggle over a revolver. March hearings set for March 7 and March 21.
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Willie Holcom
Himira Street
Willie’ Holecom
Recorder’s Court
Aline Bennett
Hercules Seed
Sidney Bennett
Bennett
Hardwood men in first session here
The advisory committee of the local Southern Hardwood Traffic section held its first meeting at Emanuel? lane to outline work. Members include Adama a patrict vice pro and colleagues Paul Dener C J A Paterson and S Pouncy with Martin named as local manager.
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Southern Hardwood
Emanuel Bilane
Adama
Paul "Dener
C J. A. Paterson
Improvements Planned for Tourist Camp Grounds
Numerous suggestions aim to upgrade the Tourist Camp with improvements including directional signs along Government Street Road Street and Cedar Point Road. The camp committee of the Automobile Club will carry out several projects soon and Hughes the caretaker may receive a permanent position with expanded powers.
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Automobile Club
Annow Tc
Government Street
Road Street
Cedar Point Road
Hughes
Ted
Scratches Record for Today's Racing Card
Today’s list shows first race contenders Mitani ta Back Bay Mattellcrmovnt with D Swords Ravanna FG Corley Banyan in second race. Third and fourth races have no entries.
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Mitanita
Back Bay
Mattellcrmovnt
D. Swords
Ravanna
FG Corley
Banyan
Pio Bavelli
Montagu Defends Indian Policy and Cabinet Unity
London on March 11 Edwin S Montagu defended his India policy before the Liberal club at Cambridge. He rejected the doctrine of collective responsibility as ruling the Lloyd George cabinet and said his resignation aimed to save the government from collapse. He cited leaks and bullying letters by Lord Curzon and asserted the government must pursue its own course in India.
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London
Associated Press
Edwin
Montagu
Cambridge
India
Lolyd George
Fir
Memnet
Mnet
For- Het
Curzon
Lord Curzon
Underwood to Aid Plans of Mobile Bridging Bay
Senator Oscar W inding would assist efforts to connect Mobile Bay with the mainland by building a bridge. He indicated support in a letter seeking permission to construct the bridge and would be involved in the planning phase.
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Mobile Bay
Oscar W.indying
Underwood
Semi Finals At Age Journey On Course For Season’s End
Readers see a fragmented note about semi finals at a course shaping the race to the season’s end. The piece mentions a winner and a real deal of interest with regular matches and an extra bout featuring players unable to participate in the main tournament.
Florida Attorney Injured in Spill Near Tampa
Miami March 11 Hugh C. McParland of Tampa a leading attorney in Florida was critically injured in a spill as he fell from a vehicle. J Caries Wahla and another man from Tampa were with him at the scene but were not seriously hurt. The accident occurred twelve miles from the city as McParland received treatment at a hospital.
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Miami
Hugh ¢. McParland
Tampa
Florida
J. Caries Wahla
Eympa
Underwood Endorses Four-Power Pacific Treaty as Peace Path
Senator Underwood of Alabama, Democratic leader and American delegate, argues the four power pact is a real peace treaty. He says it favors peace by mutual understanding over war and aligns with earlier support for Versailles and the League of Nations. He notes the agreement requires unanimous consent, sets no bindings, and aims to address future difficulties through a conference of four powers.
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Washington
Sec. Hughes
Sen. Underwood
Alabama
Senate
State Department
Department
Sen
Underwood
Lodge
Arme
Nderwood
W. Sheen N.marehll
Deante
League of Nations
Crie
United States
Mabper
Alabama Senpir
E of Nations
Plumb Reads Labor Brief At Hearing On Rates
Counsel for the labor organizations and shippers testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission in the general rate inquiry. Plumb argued wages are not to be cut but earnings on capital should be sacrificed to lower costs and expand traffic. He contended transportation prices curb freight movement and urged restoring affordable access to transportation services for the public.
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Washington
Freud
Interstate Commerce Commission
General
Jenni Plumb
British machinists lockout begins in Britain
London March 11 lockout of 300000 machinists in engineering trades starts at noon today. Union leaders and employers conferred through the night and morning and said the situation is hopeless. The strike affects about a million workers and disrupts 2500 factories nationwide. J T Browle, president of the engineering union, said negotiations have stalled.
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London
England
J. T. Browle
Engineering
Bruner Shot at Window of Riverside Home
John Theodore Bruner amusement presenter and circus owner was shot dead last night while reading near a first floor window of his Riverside home. His wife upstairs found the body. no clear suspect. Earlier robbery at the Bruner residence in 1920 involved two men. descriptions align with men seen near a car before the shooting.
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Riverside
Nid
John Theodore Pony
Amusement Premer
Doris and
Errs
Reading
Miz
Ner
Bruner
Harding Forced to Change Plans By Bad Weather
In Daytona Florida March 11 President Harding and his party faced bad weather during their vacation. They had planned to shore from a houseboat and play golf at Seabreeze but chose to stay aboard and later altered plans to move toward Matanzas inlet and the Halifax river.
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Daytona
Fla
Associated Press
Matanzas Inlet
East Coast Canal
Halifax River
Followers cite Gandhi article in Bombay report
March 11 Associated Press dispatch notes Gandhi followers in Bombay recalling a newspaper piece in which he urged a “whole constructive program” carried out with lockstep regularity and speed like the Punjab Express if he should be arrested. Gandhi was arrested in Ahmedabad on a different charge.
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Bombay
Associated Press
Mohandas
K. Gandhi
Punjab Express
Ahmedabad
Wits
Revolt Breaks Out in Tripoli as Rebels Surge
A telegraph dispatch from Rome reports fighting near Misurata and Azizia as rebels press on Tripoli. Italian forces reportedly evacuate coastal areas, raising concerns of wider government instability amid the conflict.
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Tripoli
Rome
Misurata
Azizia
Bank Robbery Alert In Texas City Leads to Suspect Search
Reported bank robbery near Antonio Texas involves bandits who fled into the county during a dig. Authorities cite an estimated $70,000 in bonds and currency, later adjusted to $82,000. bonds include Liberty loan issues totaling $55,000 and city bonds of $26,200 plus $1,500 savings stamps. Two men are detained for questioning.
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Wan Antonio
Tex
Frid Cialis
Lyve
Oninl County
Itley Amoun
Fr. G. Blumberry
Pre Bank
Rency
Liberty Loan
Opposition to New Judges Bill Grows in Washington
Reports indicate rising opposition to a federal judges bill as Senate Republicans ready to challenge the measure next week. The clash centers on appointments ignored in the House and potential floor attacks by Democrats, with administration control acknowledged but contested.
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Washington
Marcel
Fed
Senate
House
Atty
Gen
Daugherty
Bandits Rob Interurban Car Near Kilmer in Pa
Six bandits robbed an interurban car near Kilmer, three miles east of Brownsville, Pa, around 10 o clock. They looted cash from 60 passengers including women and escaped in a waiting car after forcing the employee to surrender the valuables as the ore mine coal train operated by West Pennsylvania Tract company passed.
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Brownsville
West Pennsylvania Tract Company
Vnc
W. 3
Tte
Kilmer Fills
Baby Girl Added to Cabinet Family in Washington
The president welcomed the infant daughter to the cabinet family in Washington. Mrs. James, Secretary Davis, and the household mark the birth as the first child of the administration.
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Washington
The
Sec
James
Davis
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